From Palm Beach’s Mar-a-Lago to Seven Springs in Bedford, New York, here are all of the president’s personal properties.
During Donald Trump’s first presidential term, NBC News led a nonstop charge of the number of days Potus had spent outside the gates of the White House and one of his own homes (including golf courses). Spoiler: it’s a lot.
While only time will tell if the president will insert himself into more nights at the 1600 Pennsylvania Ave in due course, he’s probably sure he won’t give up common boarding houses at his beloved mar-a-lago in Palm Beach, or until his other extended and golden-domain names that spray the East Coast. Of course, Camp David has the gravity of presidential history, but does it have gold pits?
As Trump has returned once he swore as the 47th president of the United States, we took the accounting of his non -public genuine real estate portfolio.
Trump in New York is a three -story Pents space of 66 floors in the most sensible of the Trump tower, its skyscraper in 725 Fifth Avenue. (The youngest child Barron, who recently attends the Nyu, of space, has a land for himself). , when he named Mar-a-Lago as his specialty (probably for the advantages of double obtaining the most productive taxes and a more comprehensive crowd).
Trump once made a penthouse stop at Forbes and told the publication that it was the “best apartment ever built” and that it boasted of its 33,000-square-foot length and estimated price tag of at least two hundred million dollars. The apartment is 10,996 square feet and is priced at $54 million.
The Trump number one apartment as of 2019, Mar-a-Lago is where the president spent most of his time away from the White House in his first term, so much that he has known as the “White Winter House ” In 2014, Trump proclaimed that the mansion of 128 rooms, which was built through the heiress of Marjorie Merriweather Post cereals in 1927, is “the wonderful property of Palm Beach”.
Interestingly, Post had always wanted Mar-a-Lago to become a public property. She donated it to the U.S. government upon her death, but in 1980 it was returned to Post’s daughters because of the $1 million in annual maintenance costs. Trump bought the 17-acre property for $5 million in 1985 and turned it into a private club ten years later, adding a 20,000-square foot ballroom with $7 million worth of gold leaf and spending $100,000 on four gold-plated sinks.
During Trump’s first administration, the privilege of hobnobbing with POTUS as a member reportedly involved a $200,000 initiation fee. As of summer 2024, that figure has increased to $1 million—and that is not including annual dues.
In 2017, the responsibility government tried, since it should calculate how much common visits to President Mar-a-Lago were charging taxpayers, but failed to obtain the complete image because the White House refused to provide more information. They concluded, however, they concluded, however, they concluded that 4 trips that the president made to Mar-a-lago for a month in 2017 charges at least $ 13. 6 million.
Arguably the president’s second favorite retreat after Mar-a-Lago, the Trump National was dubbed the “Summer White House” during his first stint as POTUS. While the main house of the Bedminster, New Jersey, property is a private club open to members (for reported initiation fee of $350,000), the Trump family owns cottages on the property. Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner got married there in 2009, and they won an application to expand their cottage by 2,200 square feet in 2015.
Trump loves the area so much he once wanted to be buried there. (He has since allegedly switched his intended resting place to Florida.)
In 2018, it was revealed that Trump staffers were receiving member discounts (of up to 70%) at the club’s pro shop—reportedly Ivanka’s idea—alarming the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics, a government ethics watchdog in D.C.
As one of Trump’s maximum underground residences, Seven Springs has 60 rooms, 15 of which are rooms, in addition to a bowling alley and 3 swimming pools. According to the reports, he paid $ 7. 5 million for the assets in 1996 and planned to turn in a golf course, however, it has remained a personal house until today (probably due to the vehemently opposition to the plan of local residents) . Today, the assets are $ 24 million, according to Forbes.
Bedford is about forty -five miles north of New York, and Trump’s circle of relatives turns out , He’s father of Katharine Graham, who married there in 1940, like an escape on weekends and summer. Trump would have allowed, and perhaps involuntarily, he would have allowed the dictator of Lithrounghan Muammar Gaddafi to remain in a tent there in the Assembly of the United Nations General Assembly in 2009, while no hotel would allow Gaddafi as a guest.
In 2021, Seven Breing the issue of two delicate investigations through the State on Trump intentionally inflated the value of the property, claiming that it values $ 291 million, to harvest the tax benefits.
Trump Winery has a long and strange history. To summarize, Trump paid the “bargain-basement price of $8.5 million on a deal that could ultimately be worth $170 million,” netting him 1,100 Virginia acres, including the vineyards and winemaking operation “that had been meticulously cultivated by its previous owner, Patricia Kluge (who defaulted on her loans, after which the property was seized by Bank of America). He installed his second-oldest son, Eric, as president of the nascent Trump Winery.
Today, the important 23,000 square feet and 45 rooms, known as the House, is a component of the Trump Hotels logo (recent studies showed rates that begin at $ 299 consisting of the night). And although Trump has said that he has “one of the largest wineries in the United States,” the winery itself says that “it is a registered commercial call of Eric Trump Wine Manufacturing LLC, which is not property, manages or affiliated with Donald J. “Trump, the Trump organization, or one of its affiliates” (more about that here).
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President Trump put this Caribbean complex closed in the spring of 2017 with a directory value reported from $ 28 million, which was temporarily reduced to $ 16. 9 million. He bought Le Château des Palmiers in 2013 and used it mainly as a rental asset, and continues to be today, according to its website. The 5 Acres farm has two villas with a total of 10 bedrooms, as well as cabins with a pool, a gym, a tennis court, an outdoor bar and a house for the asset administrator.
Rentals (villas can be rented in combination or separately) start at $ 35,000 according to the week of the low season, and increases to $ 140,000 for the week in the high season in December.
The 2,500-square-foot house, which the president’s father built in 1940, was, for a short while, available to rent for $725 a night on Airbnb.
Sam Dangremond is a Contributing Digital Editor at Town & Country, where he covers men’s style, cocktails, travel, and the social scene.
Leena Kim is Town & Country editor, who covers trips, jewels, style, arts and culture, education and weddings. She has no background: she has been in the magazine for 11 years, after having her career in T&C as an assistant to the editor.
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